Annual Scheduling Sample Clauses

Annual Scheduling. In December of each year, the Division will post a Vacation Schedule for the following year. Employees will submit written requests for Vacation Leave by January 1. In cases of conflict, seniority will control as to granting of requests for Vacation Leave. In the event an employee's request is disapproved, that employee will have seventy-two (72) hours to resubmit an alternate request for consideration. During said seventy-two (72) hour period of time, Vacation requests from other employees with less seniority will not be approved. In the event the employee does not resubmit an alternate request within said seventy-two (72) hour time period, Vacation requests from other employees with less seniority, may then be approved.
Annual Scheduling. By December 1, the Department shall post a vacation bid sheet for the following calendar year. Members shall submit written requests for vacation leave by December 15. In cases of conflict, Department seniority shall control as to granting of requests for vacation leave. In the event a member's initial request is disapproved, that member shall have 36 hours to resubmit one final alternate request for consideration. The alternate request cannot exceed the amount of time submitted in the disapproved request. During said 36 hour time period, vacation requests from other less senior members shall not be approved. During the annual vacation approval process, no compensatory time or personal leave requests shall be approved for months other than January or February of the calendar year.
Annual Scheduling. At the conclusion of the shift bidding process, but no later than November 20th, the Department shall post a vacation schedule. Employees shall submit written requests for vacation leave by no later than December 1st. In cases of conflict, seniority shall control as to granting of requests of vacation leave. In the event an employee's request is disapproved, that employee shall have twenty-four (24) hours to resubmit an alternate request for consideration. During said twenty-four (24) hour period of time, vacation requests from other employees with less seniority shall not be approved. In the event the employee does not resubmit an alternate request within said twenty-four (24) hour time period, vacation requests from other employees with less seniority may then be approved.
Annual Scheduling. For a period of fifteen (15) days beginning December 1 of each calendar year, the Chief of Police shall post a list of all shift assignments and available consecutive days during the coming calendar year within the Patrol Division. Such assignments will be chosen by seniority during the said fifteen (15) day period by members of the Patrol Division who have completed their probationary period prior to December 1. Probationary officers are freely assignable. The new schedule shall be implemented during the last seven (7) days of December and the first seven (7) days of January. During such two week period (which is a transition period), officers may be assigned different days off from those bid by the officer, but in no event shall an officer work more than five (5) consecutive days without payment of overtime; officers are not guaranteed of receiving two (2) consecutive days off during such transition period.
Annual Scheduling. For a period of fifteen (15) days, beginning November 10th of each calendar year, the Chief of Police shall post a list of shift assignments available to the Sergeants of the Patrol Division and a separate list for Lieutenants of the Patrol Division. Said assignments shall be chosen by seniority in rank during said fifteen (15) day period. The new schedule shall be implemented beginning the last week of the current year and the first week of the coming calendar year. During such two (2) week period (which is a transition period), Sergeants or Lieutenants may be assigned different days off from those bid. In no event shall a Sergeant or Lieutenant work more than five (5) consecutive days without payment of overtime. Sergeants and Lieutenants are not guaranteed of two (2) consecutive days off during the transition period.